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first-time home buying market you throw the housing system into chaos and that is not somethin this economy can afford. melissa: christopher, i will give you the last word. what is wrong with having a private equity gup bing a bunch of homes, that have been foreclosed, fixing them up to rent them for affordable price why is that not something we value in society? >> i tell you why. middle class america as he already said tk a big hit over the last housing downturn. there was unprecedented portunity for that group of people to make money back with the current housing market rally. five years of telling banks they are more or less liable and culpable for any default in the mortgage front, lo and behd yohave ver tight credit markets which are holding a lot ofeople back from being able to get some of those gains. to me that's a real shame. melissa: yeah. >> so we do need to do something about the credit marts no doubt about it, to help first-time buyers sure, but ultimately, it shouldn't be this policy priority is all i'm tryi to say. melissa: great points on both side. great debate you guys. a
first-time home buying market you throw the housing system into chaos and that is not somethin this economy can afford. melissa: christopher, i will give you the last word. what is wrong with having a private equity gup bing a bunch of homes, that have been foreclosed, fixing them up to rent them for affordable price why is that not something we value in society? >> i tell you why. middle class america as he already said tk a big hit over the last housing downturn. there was unprecedented...
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overall it has been down, they are cost-cutting it will help the bottom line, economy showing some life. if you have been on a plane they are jam-packed. neil: how can that be pleasant? jared, i know you don't know what commercial flying is, but how can it be pleasant? >> i am just not, i am a new pilot. i fly privately. neil: listen to you. >> no, no, i wish i could live the life captain of a major airline 30 years ago. you get on a plane now, it is like a cattle ride, we have gotten okay with that, but i don't think that buying an airline is a good investment, they are bound by the price of oil, they are cutting costs yes, they are making planes more fuel efficient, but again this is predicattd on oil, and communication that changes. neil: but, do you buy that people are happier with this experience, i do not. >> no. neil: i think they are interviewing zombies. >> the plane is full. neil: you could have a blaine full of zombies. >> no matter what you carry, buy the stock, demand it there. >> okay. >> housing starts? you have who to wonder -- you have to wonder with latest housing data
overall it has been down, they are cost-cutting it will help the bottom line, economy showing some life. if you have been on a plane they are jam-packed. neil: how can that be pleasant? jared, i know you don't know what commercial flying is, but how can it be pleasant? >> i am just not, i am a new pilot. i fly privately. neil: listen to you. >> no, no, i wish i could live the life captain of a major airline 30 years ago. you get on a plane now, it is like a cattle ride, we have...
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what exactly do you mean to our economy? >> one of the things we are seeing is that consumer spending is only increasing to the extent that it has to in order to accommodate higher prices. people have to get to work so they buy gasoline. they have to replace their older cars. the prices are up a lot. so what do they do? expanding content unless money on other stuff. the economy we are seeing, slowing to about 1%. half of what it was. people simply don't have any money to spend on other stuff. gerri: that is just so disappointing. because that is not a real recovery. i have seen far better recovery than not. i remain concerned about inflation. i know what you need your bottom line. what are the indicators? were the things that you would be watching to say, oh, to round around the corner, you need to be prepared. >> i think of the fed doesn't faze down quantitative easing, i think we are in some content for some very heavy inflation. most of it has been in housing that has gone up much more than incomes can support, largely on
what exactly do you mean to our economy? >> one of the things we are seeing is that consumer spending is only increasing to the extent that it has to in order to accommodate higher prices. people have to get to work so they buy gasoline. they have to replace their older cars. the prices are up a lot. so what do they do? expanding content unless money on other stuff. the economy we are seeing, slowing to about 1%. half of what it was. people simply don't have any money to spend on other...
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i mean, it really depends on how things evolve in the economy. this safer bet is to get a little bit of each. >> for me have already voted with my feet. i put it in the non bank sector. the big guys, it's faster than the commercial banks. still very small. the media is not paying attention. debt non-bank sector is or you will see the most growth. liz: good to see you both. right now not committing to any money. still holding on to all of its shares. thank you. good to see you. closing bell, about 50 minutes away. that is when a guy who reports earnings. in the 4:00 p.m. eastern hour. peter cohen weighing in on why one year to the day after saw special seesaw swashbuckling c. emerson meyers joined the firm, why she is still less approved. we take a look at how many people in the finance industry would break a law for extra cash if they knew there would not get caught. no way. they would not get caught. you'll be shocked at the numbers. we are still saying if you don't get caught it's fine. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog bark
i mean, it really depends on how things evolve in the economy. this safer bet is to get a little bit of each. >> for me have already voted with my feet. i put it in the non bank sector. the big guys, it's faster than the commercial banks. still very small. the media is not paying attention. debt non-bank sector is or you will see the most growth. liz: good to see you both. right now not committing to any money. still holding on to all of its shares. thank you. good to see you. closing...
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economy's picking up. if the u.s. economy is picking up, you don't need the fed standing providing the additional support to it, and pulling out of with the early comment of raising rates, and, of course, that hurts financial institutions, and there's one of the challenges that we have, which ones do well, which do badly when rates rise. liz: okay. what are the banks that you feel -- which are the best you feel are positioned to rise in an interest rising environment to absorb that, and most importantly, is there a stock undaunted by that? >> well, actually, it's more than the banks; right? charles scwhab, you have a brokerage account, cash is dripping off the account, well, that pool of cash in your account is not worth a lot when interest rates are zero, but a lot when they rise. for charles, that's a source of profitability, and if that model, we can also think of pension funds with cash dripping off the funds. now, that is the custodial bank, bank of trust, and when rates rise, the net interest is going to increas
economy's picking up. if the u.s. economy is picking up, you don't need the fed standing providing the additional support to it, and pulling out of with the early comment of raising rates, and, of course, that hurts financial institutions, and there's one of the challenges that we have, which ones do well, which do badly when rates rise. liz: okay. what are the banks that you feel -- which are the best you feel are positioned to rise in an interest rising environment to absorb that, and most...
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the challenge comes when there is a improvement in the economy and we need to source metal from those warehouses. if you wanted to do that today, if you bought metal to be delivered, you would have to wait until january 2015 to get the metal. >> do you think that they're manipulating the market? is it as nefarious as it sound? the articles charge that before goldman bought metro international the average wait time was six weeks. since they have owned the company it has grown to 16 months. is there another explanation that it is more reasonable? has it become harder? is it hardtory source the metal? are they really, do you believe they're doing this on purpose? >> it's a very good question. they're simply following the rules of the london metal exchange which require aware house with that kind of stock in it premises to ship at minimum rate of 3,000 tons a day. in the fact that they're shipping that, the warehouse company is treating that as the maximum rate. so that is the most we see coming out in a day. for that warehouse to empty. melissa: there are reports that they're just shuffl
the challenge comes when there is a improvement in the economy and we need to source metal from those warehouses. if you wanted to do that today, if you bought metal to be delivered, you would have to wait until january 2015 to get the metal. >> do you think that they're manipulating the market? is it as nefarious as it sound? the articles charge that before goldman bought metro international the average wait time was six weeks. since they have owned the company it has grown to 16 months....
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if the economy grows. only a problem if we have really, aanemic job growth. 204,000 is not spectacular, far better than we with expecting. if you consider a shutdown, relatively positive news. david: mark that is a very interesting point that interest rates are only to be feared if you have a stagnant economy. if the economy is growing you can stand a little higher interest rates. but, paul last time this began, creep up last spring after bernanke said they will taper eventually, but didn't give a specific date but saw the market freak out as a result of interest rates. do you expect them to go higher or will they plateau just before the 3% on the 10-year? >> i think we'll see this plateauing. i'm really, i'm one, i don't believe we'll see tapering anytime soon. if you took out the inventory rise in the gross national product, we're at a 2% rate which is mediocre. i don't think that will excite the federal reserve especially janet yellen for tapering. i don't expect and we'll go through the debt crisis aga
if the economy grows. only a problem if we have really, aanemic job growth. 204,000 is not spectacular, far better than we with expecting. if you consider a shutdown, relatively positive news. david: mark that is a very interesting point that interest rates are only to be feared if you have a stagnant economy. if the economy is growing you can stand a little higher interest rates. but, paul last time this began, creep up last spring after bernanke said they will taper eventually, but didn't...
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what we need to see, of course, is how the economy performs posted government shut down. what we know this part is that consumer confidence took a real smack in the chin during that government shut down. if, however, we see the economy looking somewhat better in the fourth quarter than, perhaps we can be looking forward to taper a few months from now. was never the point of view that paper was a certainty at any point in 2013. liz: from large cap to text and non tech, which sectors from where you sit and what you look at all of your screens look poised to do well and which one look poised to weaken? >> great question. i will give you an non simplistic answers, which basically is that we have had a convergence of p/e ratios. this is something that is somewhat unusual. what we basically see is that there are some sectors up there with slower earnings growth that are supporting pretty high p/e ratios, almost the same as the sectors and companies with high earnings growth. and in general we think the opportunities are with the highest earnings and high, of course to revenue g
what we need to see, of course, is how the economy performs posted government shut down. what we know this part is that consumer confidence took a real smack in the chin during that government shut down. if, however, we see the economy looking somewhat better in the fourth quarter than, perhaps we can be looking forward to taper a few months from now. was never the point of view that paper was a certainty at any point in 2013. liz: from large cap to text and non tech, which sectors from where...
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that makes the economy growth worse. that is a greater effect on main street and wall street. neil: you hear conflicted reports, that loans are not as hard to get as they used to be, but, there might be a some -- some element of truth. but all you need is the first sign there is a problem that lending tightens up like a drum? >> it does, i think we look at consumer confidence, a lot say that not a indicator, but it indicates psyche of what is going on with average consumer, you apply for a loan, you can't get approved, that is going to put a real you know, real damp or the market for sure. neil: when you say a damper, how much? whatever uptick reversed orr3 what? >> well, i think that there is a potential for that first of all, investor money is coming in, not all everyone coming out of their homes trading up, we're not seeing that at rates we have historical levels. at healthy levels, we should had a lot of billions of dollar investor hedge funds coming in seeing a huge opportunity to invest in real estate, and rent it
that makes the economy growth worse. that is a greater effect on main street and wall street. neil: you hear conflicted reports, that loans are not as hard to get as they used to be, but, there might be a some -- some element of truth. but all you need is the first sign there is a problem that lending tightens up like a drum? >> it does, i think we look at consumer confidence, a lot say that not a indicator, but it indicates psyche of what is going on with average consumer, you apply for...
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we will let you know what he's saying about our economy and the future fed action. as we know that can be market moving. this event could move the markets tomorrow. david: that's a live picture coming out of michigan. we will be going right back there. also the news of apple cutting down orders for iphone parts is driving the stock way down again today. we have an apple analyst who cut his price target by 150 bucks back in december. does he think it's also time for the company to cut their ceo tim cook? sandra: shares of dell soaring on talk of a buyout. more on both tech stories coming up. keep it right here. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen anjeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they' gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforrd guidance and be able to focus on other thing
we will let you know what he's saying about our economy and the future fed action. as we know that can be market moving. this event could move the markets tomorrow. david: that's a live picture coming out of michigan. we will be going right back there. also the news of apple cutting down orders for iphone parts is driving the stock way down again today. we have an apple analyst who cut his price target by 150 bucks back in december. does he think it's also time for the company to cut their ceo...
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we don't have a lot of square footage coming on, the economy getting better. that evaluation is rich. still money to be made in the secondary play off of residential housing which is still in the early phases of the comeback and that hasn't fully come back yet. liz: come back again and visit us, thank you very much. the closing bell ringing in six minutes, the dow, nasdaq and s&p all higher, but still a wedding day. some of the new highs, specific names after the break. don't go away on this monday, "countdown to the closing bell." [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket scienc it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. liz: alert. both the dow and s&p are both in record territory and here who is getting them there. these are all-time highs. google, pepsico,
we don't have a lot of square footage coming on, the economy getting better. that evaluation is rich. still money to be made in the secondary play off of residential housing which is still in the early phases of the comeback and that hasn't fully come back yet. liz: come back again and visit us, thank you very much. the closing bell ringing in six minutes, the dow, nasdaq and s&p all higher, but still a wedding day. some of the new highs, specific names after the break. don't go away on...
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ignore this world economy, great conversation, thank you so much. our one and only floor, under the weather, hmos like humana and united health with a great deal of exposure to medicare rates. here's why. rates could go down next year based on what's being said by the center for medicare and medicaid services. peter barnes followed the story from washington. isn't that what people want? rates to go down? >> well, not if you're investing in health insurance stocks; right, liz? health insurance companies, and the industry plans to fight back on some proposedded cuts that would hit something called medicare advantage, the popular hmo version of method care, friday, the centers for medicare and medicaid services proposed a cut for 5% or more for insurance companies that offer medicare advantage, about a quarter of all seniors in medicare, about 15 million enrolledded in medicare advantage instead of regular medicare. now, for some seniors, medicare advantage can be a better deal with added benefits like vision care and dental, but patients have to stay
ignore this world economy, great conversation, thank you so much. our one and only floor, under the weather, hmos like humana and united health with a great deal of exposure to medicare rates. here's why. rates could go down next year based on what's being said by the center for medicare and medicaid services. peter barnes followed the story from washington. isn't that what people want? rates to go down? >> well, not if you're investing in health insurance stocks; right, liz? health...
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neil: one thing the administration has going for it is a better economy than richard nixon had. none of that right now, not that we are off to the races, but that might help what otherwise could be a difficult summer. what do you make of that? >> right now they trust corporate america and the businesses they own through the 4o1k management and companies like johnson & johnson, you name it. we have more faith in those management providing more services than we do our own government. maybe that is why it is making an all-time high, investors have more trust in company management than our country management. neil: thank you very much. for now, the irs is front and center. especially since it is the irs having a greater role in forcing the new law until now the former governor mike huckabee saying the government would be big trouble. now other scandals brewing at the very least stymied the president's agenda, that could be a good or a bad thing we had how do you think this plays out? >> he is in for a long summer. it is going to be the heat from the press. you take any one of these
neil: one thing the administration has going for it is a better economy than richard nixon had. none of that right now, not that we are off to the races, but that might help what otherwise could be a difficult summer. what do you make of that? >> right now they trust corporate america and the businesses they own through the 4o1k management and companies like johnson & johnson, you name it. we have more faith in those management providing more services than we do our own government....
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economy because definitive airlines, names like fedex and ups. if you look at this chart, things look pretty rosy. the index up more than 9% this month. the best since october 2011. best january since 1991. the top spot, delta airlines up more than 16% for the month continuing to gain by four pennies today. you have ryder system. it is for the month. the best performing stock among the transport today is ryder system. the fourth-quarter earnings came in ahead of analyst estimates. they do logistics as well. i'm joined now by ryder system retiring ceo of in a fox business exclusive from miami. a little bittersweet because much-deserved retirement here as you move on. you have always been a good friend of fox business and we really appreciate that. welcome to the show won last time antime anything, anytime ar that to give your perspective, just so you know. >> thank you very much. if you have an interest in my opinion from afar, but no. liz: are now the chairman and not the ceo, looking at what happened, the top and the bottom line, your businesses
economy because definitive airlines, names like fedex and ups. if you look at this chart, things look pretty rosy. the index up more than 9% this month. the best since october 2011. best january since 1991. the top spot, delta airlines up more than 16% for the month continuing to gain by four pennies today. you have ryder system. it is for the month. the best performing stock among the transport today is ryder system. the fourth-quarter earnings came in ahead of analyst estimates. they do...
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and rates tend to rise when the economy's doing better. other things go hand in hand. including more purchasing power. cheryl: that is the big debate when it comes to housing and the fed, en bernanke coming out and saying that they will start pulling away the cocaine, everyone to call it. i've heard 10 million jobs this morning about fed stimulus, but when they pull away, interest-rate spike. we're talking five, 6%. we were there two years ago. it was not that long ago that we had interest rates sitting in that area. >> if interest rates it back up to 6% their will be parts of the country where it no longer makes sense to buy. california, parts of new york. the most intensive parts of the country will start to tip in favor of granting of we get up to six 1/7%. for most of the kutcher prices are still so low relative to rent that the mass does not slip until rates did much higher. cheryl: and have someone come on the show and argue that the people were still buying are not low-income and that $100 other ways of trying to hurt them. >> right
and rates tend to rise when the economy's doing better. other things go hand in hand. including more purchasing power. cheryl: that is the big debate when it comes to housing and the fed, en bernanke coming out and saying that they will start pulling away the cocaine, everyone to call it. i've heard 10 million jobs this morning about fed stimulus, but when they pull away, interest-rate spike. we're talking five, 6%. we were there two years ago. it was not that long ago that we had interest...
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i like the fact that the global economy has been growing. we saw some good signs out of europe, of all places, this week. >> yes. we are more domestic safe. the news out of china looks a little bit better. a decent economic recovery here at home. europe may finally be working. china may finally be moving higher as well. on balance, there is some good news out there also. charles: do you have a game plan if there is a fed induced market selloff? is your strategy to go out there and really start to load up on the names that you like and want right now? >> yes. we stick to our process. stick to our philosophy. look for companies that have that advantage. the market, that can scare the heck out of people in the near term. we try to take advantage of that volatility. if you can do that, historically over time, you will be well rewarded. charles: i like what you just said. i think a lot of investors have a one-one ratio. they wonder why they never get very far. >> you can get whipped around pretty quickly. especially if you go through these volati
i like the fact that the global economy has been growing. we saw some good signs out of europe, of all places, this week. >> yes. we are more domestic safe. the news out of china looks a little bit better. a decent economic recovery here at home. europe may finally be working. china may finally be moving higher as well. on balance, there is some good news out there also. charles: do you have a game plan if there is a fed induced market selloff? is your strategy to go out there and really...
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when i, when we in our analysis think that the economy, the global economies will do quite well. so take advantage of these low prices and low valuations in those areas rather than chasing companies that are hitting new highs, you know. very similar to what we did, liz six months ago, when we recommended taking profits in apple and when everybody loved it. liz: you get props for that. david: did i hear right? by the way, as an apple stockholder i heard right. you're for buying apple now? >> yeah. i mean for the clients that we sold at 690 and 700 and 702 i think buying it now, we bought today, 428, 429. i'm not saying it is a bottom, david, but i think that is what you want to do. what it is out of favor buy good quality companies. david: buy low. >> take profits when everybody loves them. liz: we'll put both of your picks up on the facebook page. again freeport-mcmoran is perfect example what he just talked about. it is certainly at a low right now. david: look where the market settled, folks. 67. that is just about where the futures were showing after the unemployment numbers c
when i, when we in our analysis think that the economy, the global economies will do quite well. so take advantage of these low prices and low valuations in those areas rather than chasing companies that are hitting new highs, you know. very similar to what we did, liz six months ago, when we recommended taking profits in apple and when everybody loved it. liz: you get props for that. david: did i hear right? by the way, as an apple stockholder i heard right. you're for buying apple now?...
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you can get 4.8% yield and anybody who thinks the second largest economy isn't to move forward at some point i think his undress me what the chinese can do and the positions they have as they turned the consumer-based economy. liz: it scares people in the short-term, but you say that makes it stupid cheap. so what is in it and why. where is the opportunity if you look ahead? >> the opportunity as you get paid while they wait. secondly the new chinese premier is doing a tremendous job as far as mending some of the problems they have had with see-through's and bridges to nowhere and all that, plus a factory and half trillion in reserves. granted they have some of the major chinese companies, china mobile and china oil and some of the banks. yes, just like our banks may need some cleaning up but they have the resources to do that. liz: you like another chinese centric etf, correct? >> yes. a consumer oriented one. small caps if you can trust their accounting, which is hard to do. and the broadest one, also has a 4% or better yield. liz: now the individual means the end i hear about google
you can get 4.8% yield and anybody who thinks the second largest economy isn't to move forward at some point i think his undress me what the chinese can do and the positions they have as they turned the consumer-based economy. liz: it scares people in the short-term, but you say that makes it stupid cheap. so what is in it and why. where is the opportunity if you look ahead? >> the opportunity as you get paid while they wait. secondly the new chinese premier is doing a tremendous job as...
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saying that our economy remains more dynamic and resilient than other economies and that the only thing putting us at risk is, and i'm quoting here, repeated brinksmanship. that is what the credit rating agency said. that wasn't a political statement, that was an analysis of what is hurting our economy by people whose job it isto analyze these things. that also happens to be the view of our diplomats who have been hearing from their counterparts internationally. some of the same folks pushed the shutdown and threatened default claimed the actions were needed to get america back on the right track. make sure we are strong. nothing has done more damage to america's credibility in the world and our standing with other countries than the spectacle that we have seen these past several weeks. it has encouraged our enemies, emboldened our competitors and or friends who look to us for student leadership. now, the good news is we will bounce back from this. we always do. america is the bedrock of the global economy for a reason. we are the indispensable nation the rest of the world looks to as t
saying that our economy remains more dynamic and resilient than other economies and that the only thing putting us at risk is, and i'm quoting here, repeated brinksmanship. that is what the credit rating agency said. that wasn't a political statement, that was an analysis of what is hurting our economy by people whose job it isto analyze these things. that also happens to be the view of our diplomats who have been hearing from their counterparts internationally. some of the same folks pushed...
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or are the economies weakened? >> my point is not the emerging markets story as much as these large economies have growth expectations and they need to be reset. and other economies are the breakout stars and that is the key thing. the leadership of shifting away from wine to a different set of countries. cheryl: let's talk about that. there are some new stars. this is interesting maybe poland is a country to watch and colombia, peru, that makes sense with free trade thailand, the philippines, chalet and indonesia. >> zero motley bunch but they will also have mexico is an economy and turning optimistic but they did not do well over the last decade but with political leadership trying to make a change to make sure they get on a new growth track like the philippines and mexico and thailand but to brazil or russia that complacency has said in. you get a boom you stop making decisions in economic growth falls and that is what investors are heading for the exit. cheryl: even in brazil and latin america at that is fascin
or are the economies weakened? >> my point is not the emerging markets story as much as these large economies have growth expectations and they need to be reset. and other economies are the breakout stars and that is the key thing. the leadership of shifting away from wine to a different set of countries. cheryl: let's talk about that. there are some new stars. this is interesting maybe poland is a country to watch and colombia, peru, that makes sense with free trade thailand, the...
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stay tuned. ♪ . ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. liz: did you get your oscar ballots in? david: no. i wish i had a chance to vote. liz: are we not members of, okay. david: not quite. liz: official voting ends tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. pacific time, 8:00 p.m. eastern for sunday night's 85th annual academy awards. david: nine films are up for best picture, who will win? how much is the top award actually worth? who better to ask than somebody who had award winning picture, mandalay chairman and ceo, peter guber. wonderful to see, you fighter. thanks for coming in. i want to talk not about the academy awards but the golden globe awards which is usually a small-time i have a affair for the academy awards. this time it was huge. you had the highest ratings in, i guess six years. you had a terrific performance by tina faye and amy poehler. just hysterical. they nominated and awarded a lot of films and individuals who weren't up for nominations. academy awards, you as part of dick clark produ
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economy has been delivered. ups chairman scott will be joining adam and laurie, exclusive interview. and -- dennis: retail on wheels, a close look at shopping trucks. cheryl: extra pound of debt, which would you least like to have? obviously they have extra pounds on them. anyway, mr. poling on priorities. a quarter million tweeters musicare tweeting.eamed. and 900 miion dollars s are changing hands online. that's why the internet needs a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this ...is going to be big. it's time to build a better enterprise. togeth. adam: hard to believe it is august 1st. lori: stocks of to a great start, manufacturing, comfort and jobs gained but maybe not so fast. potential warning signs as the dow and s&p go to new time highs. lou: we will talk with one of the nation's largest companies, how the economy and ups are getting along. we are going to ask the chairman an
economy has been delivered. ups chairman scott will be joining adam and laurie, exclusive interview. and -- dennis: retail on wheels, a close look at shopping trucks. cheryl: extra pound of debt, which would you least like to have? obviously they have extra pounds on them. anyway, mr. poling on priorities. a quarter million tweeters musicare tweeting.eamed. and 900 miion dollars s are changing hands online. that's why the internet needs a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89%...
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failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away t the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the president's labor with warm. telling unions to back off. and enjoy your chicken wings while you can. you cou liz: welcome back. this is an important story. unions facing a big defeat this week. the national labor relations board communions they cannot protest in front of wal-mart for two months. they are saying that the unions picketed illegally in front of the big retailer and after wisconsin and michigan becoming right to work states. so is labor losing its punch? dd, what do you think? >> i do think the unions are dying and they are on
failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away t the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next,...
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failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the president's labor with warm. telling unions to back off. and enjoy your chicken wings while you can. you could be paying a super hefty price coming up. she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, ke needingo go freque
failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the...
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i cannot believe it is working because it does not really feel like a booming economy. what i was reading about is a shorta of workers. you need more in colorado. not enough rkers to build and get these luxury places up. is that an issue? >> always an issue when you have an up cycle like that. you know, you have a shortage of quality contractors, quality workers. having ttat in new york as well. that is the problem with this kind of a cycle. but it is not something that we can overcome. you know, in the down cycle, a lot of qualified workers cannot train themselves to be in the industries. we have to get them back. nicole: we are seeing the growth, but we're certainly not back to the pre recession levels >> i think we are. i think prices are back up. i think inventory levels are down. i mean, last year in manhattan inventory levels were down 27%. we see pricing goingack to the 2006 levels. i mean, even i sold out buildings and less than ten weeks. nicole: thats the ther thing. you set less than ten weeks. things are starting to move faster. inventory -- >> it is a recor
i cannot believe it is working because it does not really feel like a booming economy. what i was reading about is a shorta of workers. you need more in colorado. not enough rkers to build and get these luxury places up. is that an issue? >> always an issue when you have an up cycle like that. you know, you have a shortage of quality contractors, quality workers. having ttat in new york as well. that is the problem with this kind of a cycle. but it is not something that we can overcome....
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the dividend will account for a larger share of the stock's total economy. liz: so the stock actually went up in price? >> i think we are headed back towards the 50s. it is an important trend and i think we are trending towards 50% there. liz: it's like we've been slammed in hammer. it's now a $4.36 price here. we like maggie, she's a smart leader, but you can't -- you talk about the dividends? >> it's important to look at the company. in total it has to have appreciation potential. liz: why canada? >> they surpass the u.s. on the economic freedom index. they are ahead of us now. liz: what are the metrics for the economic freedom? >> is a whole monetary fiscal policy. liz: is a great for businesses? >> it is. they ought to be the fiscal model of the g7. if you look at corporate taxes, they are all trending in the right direction from a public standpoint. the country has a lot of natural resources. liz: but you don't want to become like australia. >> in terms of being a natural resource country, they do have a lot of natural resources companies, but they have
the dividend will account for a larger share of the stock's total economy. liz: so the stock actually went up in price? >> i think we are headed back towards the 50s. it is an important trend and i think we are trending towards 50% there. liz: it's like we've been slammed in hammer. it's now a $4.36 price here. we like maggie, she's a smart leader, but you can't -- you talk about the dividends? >> it's important to look at the company. in total it has to have appreciation potential....
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economy. david: what about banks? they will be reporting capital returns, might that be what you're looking for a? >> it could be. one reason things have rallied so much, we have seen the spreads righ widened. you take those into consideration i think it is a great tailwind for 2013. liz: you saw the dollar strengthened a little bit. i am not sure that has as much to do with what is going on, but gold this year is up. >> you look at all of the commodities, that all rallied a little bit. love that was goldman sachs revisiting their commentary for 2013 just giving a lot of short covering and lots of boost to macro traders who want to get on board or cut the exposure. david: we will see you in a couple of minutes. thanks, larry. liz: let's bring in our market panel. gentlemen, let's start, the market just on an incredible run. there he was saying we have to see something else. impress me more. do you agree, is that what we need now? >> i am pretty impressed. how much more impressed can you be? we have to remember the way
economy. david: what about banks? they will be reporting capital returns, might that be what you're looking for a? >> it could be. one reason things have rallied so much, we have seen the spreads righ widened. you take those into consideration i think it is a great tailwind for 2013. liz: you saw the dollar strengthened a little bit. i am not sure that has as much to do with what is going on, but gold this year is up. >> you look at all of the commodities, that all rallied a little...
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as you know, and as a result, the president is going to focus on the economy and jobs tonight, pivot to that from kind of the social issues that he talked about in his inaugural address. now, his aides say though that the blueprint that he outlines tonight for trying to improve the economy and trying to create more jobs is going to sound pretty familiar. take a listen. >> -- can only happen in a bipartisan way where neither side insists on giving 100%. what that really means is we are going to have to do the harder things which is have entitlement savings, but we also can't expect as some republicans might like that we're going to do all future deficit reduction on medicare, medicaid education and we can't even a penny of revenue from tax reform to help lower the deficit. peter: now, on the president's commitment to cutting spending, house speaker boehner told reporters today, quote, i don't think he has the guts to do it. he doesn't have the courage to take on the liberal side of his own party. never has. liz, want to point out that, you know, the first lady has guests up in the gal
as you know, and as a result, the president is going to focus on the economy and jobs tonight, pivot to that from kind of the social issues that he talked about in his inaugural address. now, his aides say though that the blueprint that he outlines tonight for trying to improve the economy and trying to create more jobs is going to sound pretty familiar. take a listen. >> -- can only happen in a bipartisan way where neither side insists on giving 100%. what that really means is we are...
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failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we he to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the president's labor with war. telling unions to back off. and enjoy your chicken wings while you can. you cou [ male announcer ] where do you turn for legal matters? at legalzoom, we've created a better place to handle your legal needs. maybe you have questions about incorporating a business you'd like to start. or questions about protecting your family with a will or living trust. and you'd like to find the right attorney to help guide you along, answer any questions and offer advice. with an "a" rating from the better business bureau legalzoom
failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we he to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the...
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they know how to do the economy things. liz: what takes us down a notch? >> he has told us it will not happen. so that is off the table. china hard landing off the table, european things, the italy thing, an election rally, new government can scare people little bit but overall right now people getting interested, nobody is interested in a historic day on the new york stock exchange. liz: this will be on the front page everywhere though. >> that is when you lose some money. liz: was it worth it to come down here? for fox business. thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: the china fund as well. we are less than seven minutes before the closing bell rings and yet we have just lost a little bit of steam. now up 119 points, level 14,244. regardless, it is a historic day as we break through and smash up higher through the original ceiling that we held for five years, and today we make history. stay tuned, the closing bell in a few minutes. i will be right back. ♪music plays thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for proving there's nowher
they know how to do the economy things. liz: what takes us down a notch? >> he has told us it will not happen. so that is off the table. china hard landing off the table, european things, the italy thing, an election rally, new government can scare people little bit but overall right now people getting interested, nobody is interested in a historic day on the new york stock exchange. liz: this will be on the front page everywhere though. >> that is when you lose some money. liz: was...
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we have a weak economy. obviously, today, the market is on the side of the feeling we have a week economy. the overall news so far this week is not good from china or europe and adp not looking good the rest of the week for initial jobless claims and numbers. i think today is going to be one of the days with a glass half empty, obviously, the rest of the day, breaking key levels, breaking 15,000 rather in the dow. all psychologically, there's no reason to buy stocks. cheryl: could this be good old profit taking on the other side because it's not a clear economic story today. it's not a clear data story to read, that this is taking profits up, not a bad thing. >> well, i think that's been going on every time we see the market pop. we see people selling off, and every time it comes in like this, we find a level, and you see money flowing into the markets in certain stocks. it's very much a stock pickers' market, but markets like this, there are purchases, and people want to buy the stocks. cheryl: kevin at the
we have a weak economy. obviously, today, the market is on the side of the feeling we have a week economy. the overall news so far this week is not good from china or europe and adp not looking good the rest of the week for initial jobless claims and numbers. i think today is going to be one of the days with a glass half empty, obviously, the rest of the day, breaking key levels, breaking 15,000 rather in the dow. all psychologically, there's no reason to buy stocks. cheryl: could this be good...
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failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the president's labor with warm. telling unions to back off. and enjoy your chicken wings while you can. while you can. you cou this is $100,000. while you can. you cou we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to h
failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the...
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so the next ticking time bomb for our economy may not be what you think. forget health care concerns, experts say social security disability insurance is what's really going to take us all down. it is a pervasive problem. not enough people are talking about it, but it's a coming crisis we all need to worry about i. michael tanner is a social security expert at the cato institute. the number of people on disability has just ballooned. it is four times wt it was in the '70s. why is that? >> well, a number of reasons. part of it is just demographics. we're aging as a population, and older people are more likely to be disabled than younger people. as you age, you get a lot of conditions that make it harder for you to work. part of it is the recession we just came out of. a lot of people who were older who couldn't find work, whose unemployment insurance was running out turned to disability insurance as an alternative to being unemployed or not having any income. and some of it has to do with the program itself. it has to do with the fact that we have some admi
so the next ticking time bomb for our economy may not be what you think. forget health care concerns, experts say social security disability insurance is what's really going to take us all down. it is a pervasive problem. not enough people are talking about it, but it's a coming crisis we all need to worry about i. michael tanner is a social security expert at the cato institute. the number of people on disability has just ballooned. it is four times wt it was in the '70s. why is that? >>...
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the two things that came out today were that to drags on the economy, housing and employment. they are getting better and consistently better. the confidence will be there. here is the big fear. we have a climate of worry. we are at a plateau because the next is what is going on in washington d.c. that scares me more than anything have seen in this market in years. liz: i no d.c. is an issue. it is something we cannot control, sadly enough, but we can serve to control whether we are jumping into this market. people are still sitting on the sidelines holding their worries, missing rallies like this. >> that only cause more confusion because we are not really breaking out on explosive volume, which is also another concern. with the breakup like this you want to see volume ramp up, which would indicate to you that people really have a change of mindset. at 400 million shares, you are not really breaking out yet. some people -- liz: composite track. that would be the highest. let me get to the energy complex. everything is higher right now, jonathan. is this all the very tense and
the two things that came out today were that to drags on the economy, housing and employment. they are getting better and consistently better. the confidence will be there. here is the big fear. we have a climate of worry. we are at a plateau because the next is what is going on in washington d.c. that scares me more than anything have seen in this market in years. liz: i no d.c. is an issue. it is something we cannot control, sadly enough, but we can serve to control whether we are jumping...
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that money instantly goes back into the economy, the american economy. it doesn go to big business. that is paying investors overseas that are taking thes huge profits and going through loopholes to begin with and so frustrating you would like to put it all in a box fold the corners and go to work for somebody else. neil: man, oh, man. patty, this is interesting. it is same week a lot of workers were demanding that the minimum wage be doubled to $15. how would that affect you at yo shop if you had to do that? >> well, you know what? we're going to start a whole country of just part-time people at the rate we're going because, you do tt and then what is going to happen? you can't afford to pay people. they tried this what, 20 years ago in denver. guess what happened? all the businesses said you go ahead d pass that. what we'll do is move out of the city of denver and we'll go into the suburbs. this is ridiculous. i disagree with the fact that they are intentionally doing this to us. i think there is such a huge disconnect in washington that it doesn't even occur to them because there
that money instantly goes back into the economy, the american economy. it doesn go to big business. that is paying investors overseas that are taking thes huge profits and going through loopholes to begin with and so frustrating you would like to put it all in a box fold the corners and go to work for somebody else. neil: man, oh, man. patty, this is interesting. it is same week a lot of workers were demanding that the minimum wage be doubled to $15. how would that affect you at yo shop if you...
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lori: old economy to new. how about that? ashley: there you go. lori: what does it take to stop cyber hacking? we look at mcafee's cyber team operates. adam shapiro is live inside mcafee next. ashley: look at 10 and 30-year treasurys. ten is down to 1.85%. as for the 30-year. the same story. down 2. we'll be right back. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all onhinkorsw from td ameritrade. ♪ >> i'm dennis kneale with your fox business brief. shares of chesapeake energy are trading down on news the sec is investigating the company and its ceo aubry mcclendon. regulators are notifying the company that an informal inquiry has gone into a formal investigation. the sec is looking into a program where mcclendon received a share in every well that chesapeake drilled. >>> u.s. factories expanding for the third month in a row and at the fastest pace since june 2011.
lori: old economy to new. how about that? ashley: there you go. lori: what does it take to stop cyber hacking? we look at mcafee's cyber team operates. adam shapiro is live inside mcafee next. ashley: look at 10 and 30-year treasurys. ten is down to 1.85%. as for the 30-year. the same story. down 2. we'll be right back. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting,...
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people bombarded by bad news about the economy, in the stock market in particular. it is only natural without a counter balance of good things. and it is natural then if a hear bad news you will say i'm not going near it finally, classic economics, human beings are rational actors, we do things to maximize benefit and reduce cost. but we're actually nonrational actors. we have a tendance to process and interpret information and make decisions in illogical ways, there is one called loss inversion, we're more concerned with avoiding loss, than getting gains. this prevents us from taking reasonable risks, reality is stock market has demonstrated itself to be a very reasonable risk. charles: more than a reason. risk, to your point, they call me of time market down 300-pounds, but when is up, no one is calling, also the point you made about information out there. this is the information age. it is amazing amount of information out there for people watching, that can't be an excuse. thank you so much we appreciate youric te expire tease. >> i have two people who are not i
people bombarded by bad news about the economy, in the stock market in particular. it is only natural without a counter balance of good things. and it is natural then if a hear bad news you will say i'm not going near it finally, classic economics, human beings are rational actors, we do things to maximize benefit and reduce cost. but we're actually nonrational actors. we have a tendance to process and interpret information and make decisions in illogical ways, there is one called loss...
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shrinking economy, the highest debt in an industrialized world. cheryl: some say the united states is headed that way. it is going to take, thank you very much, appreciate you being on the show. the closing bell will ring, we have seven minutes to go, and i want to point this out. on the way up despite a tough year. good news out of china. giving the company a boost. what stock that is after the break. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex groun and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue
shrinking economy, the highest debt in an industrialized world. cheryl: some say the united states is headed that way. it is going to take, thank you very much, appreciate you being on the show. the closing bell will ring, we have seven minutes to go, and i want to point this out. on the way up despite a tough year. good news out of china. giving the company a boost. what stock that is after the break. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them...
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it's a fox business exclusive and a good read on the economy. that's next. as the an anticipation for apple earnings reports mount, we'll look at the best selling mobile phones, not just now, but of all time. phones that you may be surprised to see that app iphone is not in the top three. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ @ why are 8 million people why are 8 million people sleeping better tonight? they went to a sleep number store. the only place in the world you'll find the sleep number bed. a bed with dual air technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs. each of your bodies. the only place you'll find our bed-clinically proven to help each of you slee more soundly. and the only place you'll find sleep professionals that will help you find a number that will change your life. your sleep number setting. you won't find any of these innovations in an ordinary mattress store. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide. and now you can save $400 on the only memory foam bed with sleep number technology that adjusts to ea
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>> the australian economy isn't exporting nation. lot of natural resources and that is was helping to keep the economy strong. that will weigh on the australian dollar and one of the reasons they cut interest rates because of concern about growth not necessarily inflation, it is within their target range. ashley: just within the last week south korea cut in their interest rate, israel cutting the value of the shekel. everybody like if you're going to do it, why not. >> european central banks cut rates, reserve bank of new zealand said they are intervening because their currency is strong. the value of the currency is going to have an impact on exports but more importantly the global economy demanded, even in japan we are looking at the weakening currency will be good for the exports but at some point if it weakens too much, that will raise the price of the imports and could potentially have a negative effect if the weakness doesn't boost the exports as much as it hurts the cost of exports. that will tie in more than the overall. ashl
>> the australian economy isn't exporting nation. lot of natural resources and that is was helping to keep the economy strong. that will weigh on the australian dollar and one of the reasons they cut interest rates because of concern about growth not necessarily inflation, it is within their target range. ashley: just within the last week south korea cut in their interest rate, israel cutting the value of the shekel. everybody like if you're going to do it, why not. >> european...
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they don't grow our economy. i don't put people back to work, all they do is to allow folks who are already well-off and well-connected game the system. >> the president would apply the change cpi inflation adjustments to social security benefits saving $130 billion over 10 years with that. back to you. liz: thank you. breaking news, bed, bath, and beyond numbers are out. adam shapiro. adam: revenue sales up 3.4 billion, the street expecting 3.39 billion. same-store sales and increase, a lot of people have been talking about the housing recovery and this would indicate because they do so much with the house of 2.45%. shares right now actually looking at bed, bath, and beyond, shares traded down a little bit in the aftermarket. liz: so i'm wondering if it isn't the outlook here for q1. >> is very well could be. people keep talking about a housing recovery, bed, bath, and beyond would be a part of that. investors and not mom and pop. liz: whoever it is, everybody has a furnish. thank you, adam. remember, the initia
they don't grow our economy. i don't put people back to work, all they do is to allow folks who are already well-off and well-connected game the system. >> the president would apply the change cpi inflation adjustments to social security benefits saving $130 billion over 10 years with that. back to you. liz: thank you. breaking news, bed, bath, and beyond numbers are out. adam shapiro. adam: revenue sales up 3.4 billion, the street expecting 3.39 billion. same-store sales and increase, a...
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jo spent five years in beijing covering the chinese government, business, and economy. first, the stock, letting people know it is down, about two and a third percent. let's get to the practice of hiring the children of powerful, political people. that's common place for a corporation. sometimes there's business and political communities; right? >> yeah, that's right. it certainly comes anywhere, and anyone who knows anything about doing business in china, they are not surprised they hired children of the top ranking officials; right? the times report shows the state ownedded enterprises still wins the day in china despite proliferation of private companies, and jpmorgan may have relationships with the two most lucrative businesses, railroads and banking. the daughter of one of the most powerful within the ministry of railways, and not long after, his daughter was hired in 2010, they secured the ipo, the railroad group related, and after that an associate according to the times, won a bid to do an ipo for high speed railway from beijing to shanghai. the deal didn't go t
jo spent five years in beijing covering the chinese government, business, and economy. first, the stock, letting people know it is down, about two and a third percent. let's get to the practice of hiring the children of powerful, political people. that's common place for a corporation. sometimes there's business and political communities; right? >> yeah, that's right. it certainly comes anywhere, and anyone who knows anything about doing business in china, they are not surprised they...
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the grim economy in europe has be a drag for many big companies. goodyear says sales in europe are finally stablizing the stock was up 9%. not bad. >>> losing money today, bill ackman. the hedge fund giant made a billion dollar short bet on herbaliflast year. he infamously called herbalife a ponzi scheme, you remember that but herbalife's stock has been on a tear recently and topped estimates fork second-quarter earnings. reuters report, ackman losts, wait for it, $300 million on that short bet. ouch. >>> making big money with really no effort, michael strahan, co-host of le with michael and kelly, selling his belleair mansion f $11 million. he bought it just a year ago for $8 million. sew made three million bucks. heidn't do a single renovation. not bad. >>> all right, to detroit which is still not making money by the way. today a u.s. bankruptcy judge set october 23rd as the start date for a trial on any potential objects to the cits bankruptcy eligibility. but across the street from the motor city sit oakland county. it is one of the wealthiest
the grim economy in europe has be a drag for many big companies. goodyear says sales in europe are finally stablizing the stock was up 9%. not bad. >>> losing money today, bill ackman. the hedge fund giant made a billion dollar short bet on herbaliflast year. he infamously called herbalife a ponzi scheme, you remember that but herbalife's stock has been on a tear recently and topped estimates fork second-quarter earnings. reuters report, ackman losts, wait for it, $300 million on that...
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economy is in creating them. the policy seems to be benefiting superrich rather than our vanishing middle class. is. il: mo jobs on main street. more money on wall street, man oh, man, we must be on easy street because everyone seems to be loving it. everyone that is except the folks who say they aren't seeing it, any of it, and they're mad and they're bitter and they're here an only here. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of a economy that appears to be goldilocks, just right. not too strong, not too weak, good enough to keep the fed printing and jobs coming and unemployment rate dropping and keeping stocks hummi and big business guys hoping. talk after cut in taxes for them. part after grand bargain that will supposedly benefit everyone and soon, everyone that is except small business guys who seem to be collectively asking, what about us? why have we been left out of all this week's fun, guys? you can't blame them for being a little bitter, right? they weren't ones offered big tax cuts this week.
economy is in creating them. the policy seems to be benefiting superrich rather than our vanishing middle class. is. il: mo jobs on main street. more money on wall street, man oh, man, we must be on easy street because everyone seems to be loving it. everyone that is except the folks who say they aren't seeing it, any of it, and they're mad and they're bitter and they're here an only here. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of a economy that appears to be goldilocks, just right....
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failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the president's labor with warm. telling unions to back off. and enjoy your chicken wings while you can. you cou there are patients who will question, why does my mouth feel dryer than i remember it to be? there are more people taking more medication, so we see people suffering from dry mouth more so. we may see more cavities, bad breath, oral irritation. a dry mouth sufferer doesn't have to suffer. i would recommend biotene. the enzymes in biotene products help supplement enzymes that are naturally in saliva. biotene helps moisten those areas t
failure is all right in an economy. but we want to see regulatory regimes that invite creativity and solutions of entrepreneurs coming in with new ideas. liz: that is a great point. >> we want to encourage success rather than punish it. right now, son some of these are punishing success. liz: it's like taking away the net and tenants. we have to be able to stomach failure in the economy. sir, always so good to be with you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, liz. liz: up next, the...